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The Newsletter of the Dialogue: Oral History Section Volume 6, Issue 1 Winter 2010 Society of American Archivists FROM THE CHAIR Mark Cave, The Historic New Orleans Collection Our section meeting in Austin anniversary. She is planning for on-site interviews to was a great success. 100 people take place at the annual conference in Washington. enjoyed the live interview conducted by Jim Fogerty Thank you to those of you who replied to our query with David Gracy. Jim did a to the section membership in October. We received wonderful job in conducting the really helpful information related to the interests and interview, and it was such a great needs of the section membership. This information way to honor Mr. Gracy for his will be helpful in the creation of an online survey, contributions to our profession. which will be a part of our website, and continually Our next section meeting promises to be equally gather information about the section’s membership. engaging. It is being planned by Vice Chair/Chair Past Chair Al Stein along with Nominating Committee Elect Joel Minor and will be devoted to oral history members Doug Boyd and Herman Trojanowski will be and human rights. looking for candidates for Vice Chair and two Steering Committee members for our next election, and will Lauren Kata has been busy since the Austin meeting also be reviewing our current bylaws. developing our SAA 75th Anniversary Oral History Project. Lauren has been named as the section’s A special thanks to Jennifer Eidson for preparing this representative on the 75th Anniversary Task Force, issue of Dialogue and for maintaining the section’s which is coordinating all the events surrounding the website. IN THIS ISSUE ORAL HISTORY SPOTLIGHT: SAA’s 75th Anniversary Update on the Oral History Project ...................................................................................................................................................... 2 A Note from the Chair on the 75th Anniversary Oral History Project ...................................................................................... 3 CONFERENCES Report on the Oral History Section Meeting and Session #309: Oral History in Action ................................................... 4 Summary of the 2009 Oral History Association (OHA) Conference ......................................................................................... 5 Report on the Oral History Association of Australia (OHAA) Conference .............................................................................. 6 ORAL HISTORY NEWS StoryCorps at the Library of Congress ................................................................................................................................................ 7 StoryCorps at Nashville Public Library ................................................................................................................................................ 7 National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) online oral history project— Pittsburgh and Beyond: The Experience of the Jewish Community ............................................................................................... 8 Oral History of the U.S. House of Representatives .......................................................................................................................... 8 Loyal Lesley Daughters: An Oral History of Massachusetts Women Teachers, 1925-1965 ...........................................10 Film Review: Soul of a People ................................................................................................................................................................11 Update on Oral History and Digital Technology Online Resource ............................................................................................12 ORAL HISTORY CALENDAR.................................................................................................................................................................12 SAA ORAL HISTORY SECTION ANNOUNCEMENTS Online Election Information .................................................................................................................................................................13 SAA ORAL HISTORY SECTION INFORMATION Purpose of the Oral History Section ..................................................................................................................................................14 2009-2010 Steering Committee Members ......................................................................................................................................14 SPOTLIGHT: SAA’s 75th Anniversary Update on the Oral History Project project. Our plan is to continue with student outreach Submitted By Lauren Kata, and I hope to see students interviewing both mentors Project Coordinator for the SAA and fellow students. 75th Anniversary Oral History Project In addition to student participation, we’ve also At our August meeting in Austin a few months begun the recruiting process for member-to-member ago, the Section announced its plans to initiate interviews, which you will definitely be reading more an oral history project in celebration of SAA’s 75th about in the coming months. Several members, in Anniversary in 2011. Our inaugural interview was and out of the Section, have agreed to help and conducted live during our Section meeting - many participate in the project. Many thanks to all of you of you were in the audience when former Section who have helped us so far! chair Jim Fogerty interviewed David Gracy on camera about his career and longtime membership Finally – at the end of 2009, the SAA 75th Anniversary and leadership in SAA. In addition, inaugural Task Force (TF) was established. SAA Council “mentor” audio interviews were conducted with approved the establishment of the TF, whose purpose George Bain and Pam Hackbart-Dean. In Austin, the is to be “responsible for coordinating a multi- Steering Committee discussed initial planning for faceted approach to planning and implementing interviewing in 2010 and 2011, and I was happy to a celebration of the Society’s 75th anniversary in officially accept the role of coordinator for this special 2011.” This approach will involve various groups project through 2011. In this role, I will work with the and individuals, including SAA’s Council, officers, Steering Committee, Section members and others committees, sections, roundtables, and staff. Our in SAA to make our anniversary oral history project a Chair Mark Cave requested that I be included as the sustainable success. Section’s liaison to the TF, and indeed I accepted SAA President Helen Tibbo’s invitation to participate. Since our August meeting, I have a few things to I’m happy to share that the TF is an active group of report. First, in October I was delighted to have people showing much enthusiasm for a successful been invited by the SAA-UT Student Chapter as a anniversary celebration, that will include a vibrant guest speaker to discuss the Oral History Section and interactive oral history component. Our own and our vision for a 75th Anniversary project. Texas section member and interviewee David Gracy is Chair graduate students expressed a lot of interest and of this TF, with Lee Stout serving as co-chair. enthusiasm for oral history in general, and the project SAA’s 75th Anniversary Task Force will be vigorously specifically. During the meeting, we had some very working all this year and next to plan and implement interesting conversations when we broke into groups activities and programs that loosely fall within the and reviewed past transcripts of SAA leadership following four categories: serious history, advocacy/ interviews. SAA-UT faculty advisor David Gracy also outreach, fundraising, and fun. A lot of ideas for offered some of his thoughts and observations on projects and activities have been discussed to date. broad vs. narrow topics and how to put interviewees As I thought more about the different opportunities at ease. It was refreshing to learn that many students and projects, I considered how an SAA oral history already have experience in conducting interviews, project fits into all of these areas. Here are some of my and several students offered to help with the project. thoughts: In fact, SAA-UT student Karen Ballinger worked over her winter break to transcribe the Fogerty-Gracy SERIOUS HISTORY interview, which is now in its editing stages and Interviews, particularly those conducted with SAA which we hope will be ready to be excerpted for leaders document knowledge about and experience the next issue of Dialogue. I really appreciated the in the history of SAA and the archival profession. opportunity to interact with the UT students and Interviews create a body of institutional knowledge believe that archives students are not just important that may be used not just in reflection of SAA but potential users of SAA interviews, but also should be also in practice – a continuation of organizational considered critical potential participants in the 75th memory. continued on next page 2 Dialogue January 2010 75th Anniversary SPOTLIGHT (continued) Interviews may be utilized for future scholarship on interviewing during regional meetings. the history of archives. FUNDRAISING Interviews will be officially archived within the Oral Oral History Projects, especially those designed History Series of the SAA Archives at UW-Milwaukee, with multiple uses in mind, typically are a popular building the base of that collection.
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